Album Review

Tito Allen comes up with his best album in years, as the vocalist maintains the polish, clear tone, and enunciation after all these years, with a swinging repertoire to boot. Titti Soto's "Que Se Sepa" was the best promoted tune, but "Junto a Tí" and "Bolero" deserve special mention. ~ José A. Estévez, Jr., Rovi

Biography

Born: Puerto Rico

Genre: Salsa and Tropical

Years Active: '90s

b. Roberto Romero, Puerto Rico. Allen has been described as ‘El Elegante de la Salsa’ (The Elegant One of Salsa) because of his smooth voice and polished singing style. He commenced his musical career in 1962. In 1972 he relocated to New York and worked in a quartet with Colombian pianist Eddie Martínez. After a six-month stint performing in Puerto Rican hotels, he returned to New York and replaced Adalberto Santiago as lead singer of Ray Barretto’s band for the 1973 album Indestructible, which included...